Question

there is nothing better then (1) waking up to the smell of freshly - brewed coffee. the exciting (2) smell really gets my blood pumping. question 1: a. no change b. better than c. better d. better to question 2: a. no change b. simulating c. dazzling d. stimulating

Explanation:

Question 1

The phrase "better then" is incorrect. The correct phrase for comparison is "better than". Option A is wrong as the original is incorrect. Option C ("better") lacks the comparison element, and Option D ("better to") is ungrammatical in this context. So the correct choice is B.

The word "exciting" does not fit the context of a coffee smell "getting blood pumping" as well as "stimulating" (which means to encourage or arouse activity). "Simulating" means to imitate, and "dazzling" means impressive or bright, neither of which fit. So the correct choice is D.

Answer:

B. better than

Question 2